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Genus Distributions for Two Classes of Graphs
The set of orientable imbeddings of a graph can be partitioned according to the genus of the imbedding surfaces. A genus-respecting breakdown of the number of orientable imbeddings is obtained for every graph in each of two infinite classes. These are the first two infinite classes of graphs for which such calculations have been achieved, except for a few classes, such as trees and cycles, whose members have all their polygonal orientable imbeddings in the sphere.
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- Computer Science
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- Department of Computer Science, Columbia University
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- Columbia University Computer Science Technical Reports, CUCS-193-85
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- November 1, 2011